by Deb Childs
So, you’re finally ready to pull all those journal entry notes off the closet shelf or out of your mind and get the content organized onto the pages of your intended book. But where do you begin? Maybe you’ve heard this before, but the same good advice applies to book...
by Kate Sullivan
Does this scene sound familiar? It’s X o’clock in the whatever. You’ve blocked out two hours to write that scene. You close the study door, turn on your favorite music, and sit down at the keyboard. Two hours later, you’ve written half a page. Just half a darn page....
by Darcy Hitchcock
Writing doesn’t have to be your only career. In fact, it can be really tough to make good money at it. But it can also be a satisfying and effective way to enhance your reputation in your primary career. In different ways throughout my life, I’ve turned to writing: to...
by Gloria Kopp |
There are countless mistakes that can be made when writing something, from awkward run-on sentences to simple spelling errors. Most of these mistakes are easy to catch in the proofreading stages, but there are others that somehow manage to sneak their way through the...
by Amber Massey |
It’s the 21st century. We know that modern tools for us writers go far beyond mere pen and paper. In order to stay at the top of your game, land more writing gigs, and be as productive and creative as possible, you must take advantage of a handful of indispensable...
by Aron Gottesman
Are you an academic interested in writing a popular book for a general audience? Here’s what you have to know: just because you’ve published academic papers or books doesn’t mean you will find it easy to write a popular book. Indeed, the opposite is true: you will...
